Recommendations

- Thriller
- Survival
- Accident
- Win the game to survive in real life
- Coma
- Adaptation
- Mystery

Both dramas are based off of books and both dramas feature two very smart university professors solving crimes with a female partner. The only difference is that the female partner in Galileo is a detective and in Subete ga F it she is a student.

Would definitely recommend Extracurricular if you liked Death’s Game. This is a dark drama, with a questionable protagonist/antihero. Similarly there is a surprise ending.

A copy/paste on the plot/storyline.

-Neighbors that fall in love
-School through college through adult life
-Even same 'famous' 2nd ML that's in love with FL

Stories of some people right before they pass away. One of the main differences is while in tomorrow only some stories are linked, yet in death's game each story connects the others.

The leads end up living together because they rented the same house but one person has more power than the other and could kick them out. There is a big age difference but not too big. Both pretend to be together(In My Boss is for only two episodes). Law is involved in both. And it is the usual "cold" ML with Happy FL who is struggling.

Both the series and movie tells a story about teens in school playing a death game in order to survive.

both have the same style of story where the lead roles are willing to protect their loved ones by fighting against the entire world for them. inspite of death their loved ones they try to gather their spiritual essence and are again born. there are misunderstandings in both stories that cause a lot of hurt but when things get resolved their bond get even more stronger

Both have a story within a story/framing device plots in which either two MLs or two FLs are involved in the lives of strangers who come to them for issues in their lives.

Both are about a group of people, mostly students, who find themselves in a seemingly supernatural building they must try to escape from.

1. Both leads are twin brothers
2. Both leads roles get switched
3. Both come from different types of world (Rich/Poor)

Same ML in both dramas
1. Both leads are twin brothers
2. Both leads roles get switched
3. Both come from different types of world (Rich/Poor)

In both, FL's parents are divorced and FL moves to new city due to her mom's plans. New city is relatively much smaller. FL meets ML and ML's childhood friends and they become friends. FL has male friend from before moving that appears briefly to show that, despite initially wanting to return to previous city, FL now wants to stay in new city. FL has conflict with mom over-determining her life. Eventually FL and her mom make up.

FL in both are not typical high school FL (i.e. not clumsy/bad at school/unpopular/"ugly" + they have nice hair) and are relatively calm/mature/independent for their age. FL in Summer Again is a bit more childish, but reasonably so for her age. In You are Desire, FL (in the high school part) is darker in mood, but becomes brighter as time goes. Both are uncertain about their dreams, but eventually find it.

ML in Summer Again is more bright/cheerful than in You Are Desire, but both are nice, good people, support their friends and FL. Both live alone + have complicated family circumstances. Both have a dream they begin seriously pursuing.

You Are Desire is overall darker and has sadder themes, while Summer Again feels quite refreshing and youthful. But You are Desire has moments that are more fun and youthful, and Summer Again explores some darker themes, too.

In order to retrieve Heavenly Realm’s treasure, Goddess Wu Shuang descends to earth to assassinate Yuan Zhong, the high priest of Youhu Clan. In the process, Wu Shuang discovers other secrets, and the two fall in love and join hands to save the world. In the war between gods and demons, the artifact "God's Left Hand" that Heavenly God Taihe uses to seal the demon, is cut off and falls to Mortal Realm. Taihe and the other gods fall into an eternal slumber and Mortal Realm hasn’t had a miracle ever since.

(Source: iQIYI)

Summary:
It's a story about a couple who fall in love (but their love is full of conflict). He is a prince obsessed with achieving justice for his own family (And he wants to sit on the king's throne.). And in this attempt he has no qualms about using people for this greater interest. He meets this girl, this warrior, who he secretly paid for her training (she has martial powers). She doesn't know that he secretly trained her (that he is her ruler). She has a lot of strength of spirit, courage and mercy. He's going to need her help.
He has an illness caused in him by his enemies. However, she is poisoned (she is also sick), but he was the one who caused it and she doesn't know. But even when she finds out, she continues to want the best for him and will act to help him get a cure for his illness. (but there will be misunderstandings in this story. He will think that she betrayed him, but she is trying to save his life. He, at a certain point, will think that she died. (And then there is the most famous scene in the book, which is in beginning of the novel, something that happens later on: he goes to her (supposed tomb) and takes her corpse (which he thinks is hers), (And he even carries her corpse.), in despair because he thinks she died.
There is a lot of intrigue in this story and martial fights, and war (and their love in the middle of it all). In the end they stay together. But Chinese audiences tend to hate characters like that (wishing there is no happy ending). But... I really want them to keep it as in the book, for there to be a happy ending. I love this conflicting couple, but who, at the end of the day, will be loyal to the love that unites them.